The #women of the #Bauhaus who rethought the world and were forgotten. Bauhaus Stairway 1927. Lena Bergner, Grete Reichardt, Lijuba Monastirsky, Otti Berger, Lis Beyer, Elisabeth Mueller, Rosa Berger, Ruth Hollos, Lisbeth Oestreiche, Gunta Stölzl in front. Photo © Lux Feininger

For the Love of Spring #DeeNickerson

Monday

Just a nice gentleman on a bench. That's good enough for me. Ca. 1890s. natlib.govt.nz/records/224982…

It's rained and for the first time in months, not only has the Pond got Water in it, but the Ducks have returned.
The Mother that hatched out 14, and raised 9, is definitely among them, unsure if these are her ducklings or not.
Sorry about poor photo, didn't want to spook them.

Fruiting moss on a tree branch. This is at Loch an Draing, a beautiful ancient birch wood and home of the Gairloch Ghillie Dhu

#Thames #found Mother of #pearl buttons on Thames found mother of pearl (probably the waste from making these #buttons ...) #mudlarking

Saito Kiyoshi 1973

#WomensArt #WomenArtists
An artist a week a picture each day
As a child, Tatyana Yeblonska dreamt of being an artist – saying every time she saw a falling star, she made that wish. Here's her joyously ebullient Summer, from 1960

It’s awesome that something so delicate can last 310 million years and still look this beautiful 🌿 this is Neuropteris, an extinct seed fern from the Scottish Coal Measures of Fife 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Sunday

A carpet of leaves One at the Space Community Centre and the other in Sowerby Bridge Cemetery, Winter is on the way

Just a mushroom called a violet hedgehog dyeing yarn the most delicious shade of blue. Not sure this one grows in Scotland.

By Paula Stockdale, British Columbia.
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Flax, in a field down the lane a few prime ministers ago.